Is that a Wisp?

Chapter 1548: Bipolar Greater Universe

“Just a heads up,” Zoitan-Kutang interjected, gazing at Luvile as she said, “I won’t be training Krune.”     

“But, isn’t it fun?” Luvile said in response, urging the other party. “You’ll have plenty of fun training Krune. I can guarantee that.”     

“I’m a relic of the past, Luvile.” Zoitan-Kutang shook her head, telling him, “So, it won’t be fair to Mon-Tu-Casha if I were to train Krune.”      

“Mon-Tu-Casha?” Only now did Luvile notice the lady on a nearby bed, one that had been listening to their conversation all along, getting a better understanding of the Kun Realm’s secrets.      

“Who’s she?” Luvile asked, gazing at Krune while pointing at her.      

“She’s the spawn of the bastard,” Krune replied.      

“Which bastard?” Luvile tilted his head in confusion.     

“The Mong Realm bastard,” Krune replied.      

“The Mong Realm has hundreds of bastards. Which one are you talking about?”      

“The granddaddy of bastards,” Krune said in all seriousness.      

“Ahh, the God King bastard.” Luvile nodded in realization. “That makes sense now.”      

He then whispered to Krune, “Make sure you kill her. I can sense that she’s damn dangerous. She might become our worst opponent if she grows any further.”      

“Yeah, that’s what I was trying to do before. But our fight was what brought us here,” Krune replied. “A Primordial Beast suddenly attacked us as we fought in a place with a lot of Law Worlds. When we tried to escape its grasp, we arrived here.”     

“Fuck you!” Mon-Tu-Casha bellowed in anger. “Don’t you maggot freaks dare insult my dad.”     

“We weren’t insulting him, though. Don’t misunderstand us.” Luvile retorted instantly, sporting a serious tone. “We were just stating the facts.”      

“Yeah, the God King being the granddaddy of bastards is a fact.” Krune nodded in all seriousness.      

“Maggot bastard!” Mon-Tu-Casha roared as she pounced upon Krune, unleashing a hail of attacks when suddenly, a barrier formed around the attacks, annihilating them instantly.      

Zoitan-Kutang snorted in anger. “Don’t fight here. Take it outside.”      

“Come out if you dare.” Mon-Tu-Casha snorted as she kicked open the door, or at least, that was what she tried, embarrassed to see the door only opening partway.      

Things at the Graveyard of Gods were on a whole other level. So, even her kick that could shatter Sub-Realms outside barely opened a door here.      

She kicked in anger a second time and sauntered out.      

“Let’s go,” Luvile said in seriousness. “I’m also curious about her strength since she survived despite facing the current you.”     

“Also…” he said solemnly. “She would also make it out while we’re trying to help you. So, you’ll have to be careful.”     

“Yeah, I understand.” Krune nodded. After all, the number of dead Kun Realm Gods was just a few. In contrast, there were more than a hundred dead Gods from the Mong Realm.      

Just like how Luvile and the other Kun Realm Gods would naturally help Krune, the M    

ong Realm Gods would do the same for Mon-Tu-Casha.      

After all, the one that left the Graveyard of Gods would practically have enough strength to guarantee the safety of their Realm.     

Right as Luvile and Krune exited the house, Zoitan-Kutang also followed suit, bringing a chair with her that she sat on.      

Upon sensing Luvile’s surprise, she shrugged her shoulders. “Why would I pass up on this free entertainment opportunity? I only won’t interfere in your affairs.”      

She then said after a smile, staring at both Krune and Mon-Tu-Casha. “As for making the two of you leave this place, all seven God Kings would help you.”      

She then raised her hand, waving it once. “Now, fight!”      

Immediately, Luvile felt a mystical power constrict him as his figure was dragged to her side, preventing him from interfering with the fight.      

There was an open ground before her house, spanning large enough to build thirty houses. Such a place was too small for a God to fight in, as each of their attacks could affect Sub-Realms.      

But in this place, such a thing didn’t matter. After all, even if their attacks could cover an area worth a Sub-Realm, it wouldn’t even damage the objects of the Graveyard of Gods.      

Moreover, their explosive attacks outside were too weak here. So, to make them potent, they had to be as concentrated as possible.      

Therefore, the attacks between the two wouldn’t even reach the borders of the ground. As Zoitan-Kutang was aware of the same, she had brought her chair, taking a comfortable seat.      

In a matter of seconds, all the dead Gods of the Kun Realm and the Mong Realm arrived at the place, spreading out along the perimeter of the ground.      

And, of course, the Gods from other places also arrived, setting up seats in the air as they stared at the fight.      

Swoosh!     

Suddenly, six streaks of light appeared, landing in the middle of the ground, revealing figures with imposing auras, all on the same level as Zoitan-Kutang.      

They had attained the peak strength possible in the Graveyard of Gods, the limit of strength that the Greater Universe itself could handle, on par with the Primordial Beast Chiefs.      

All six of them stared at Krune and Mon-Tu-Casha, exclaiming in surprise simultaneously, “Life aura?”      

One of them looked at Zoitan-Kutang and asked, “What’s happening here? How come two alive Gods arrived here?”     

“A Primordial Beast attacked these two. Due to the unique nature of their power, the energy clash of when they tried to escape the Primordial Beasts hold brought them here,” Zoitan-Kutang replied.      

She then pointed at Krune, saying, “He’s Krune, the Kun Realm’s Champion, the first God in history to wield two Laws, one of them being the Tribulation Lightning Law.”      

She then pointed at Mon-Tu-Casha. “And she’s the successor to the 8th Generation’s God King, the first God that holds the power of the Keys. Her power allows her to naturally enter the Law Worlds of any God.”     

The eyes of the six Gods lit up in surprise at    

her words as they scanned through the strength of both Krune and Mon-Tu-Casha.     

“Both are exceptionally unique,” one of them muttered in interest.     

The various Gods exclaimed in shock at Krune and Mon-Tu-Casha while the Gods of the Kun Realm and Mong Realm stared at each other in all seriousness, ready to protect their side’s God from being killed.      

After all, unlike them, Krune and Mon-Tu-Casha could be killed.      

It was then that the place turned silent as the 1st Generation God King smiled. “Once they leave, the 8th Generation’s Greater Universe would become a bipolar Greater Universe with the presence of two God Kings.”